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Dailey presents $23 million district improvement plan with a '$0.00' increase in taxes

By Howard B. Owens
Dec 7, 2016, 9:30am

In an ambitious plan to improve facilities at the district's four schools and build a new stadium and field at Union and Richmond avenues, Superintendent Chris Dailey told the City Schools Board of Trustees on Tuesday night that the $23 million to $27 million project won't increase property taxes at

Volunteers for Animals: city not involved in effort to reduce feral cat population

By Billie Owens
Apr 18, 2016, 1:39pm

We received this e-mail from Rich Pearson, treasurer of Volunteers for Animals, in regards to the story we published April 12 about trapping and treating Batavia's community cats.

I wish to clarify some of the points presented in your recent article on trapping and treating cats under the city's program

WROTB leaders await signing of bill that would 'level the playing field'

By Mike Pettinella
Dec 15, 2016, 11:51am

Henry Wojtaszek, president of Western Regional Off-Track Betting Corp., is hoping for a Christmas present in the form of the governor's signature on a bill that would "level the playing field" when it comes to the amount of revenue that Batavia Downs Gaming would be able to retain.

Currently, Batavia Downs